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2020 Jaguar Car Models: The Complete List

This complete guide lists all 2020 Jaguar car models with body styles, powertrain specs (hp / kWh), and MSRP ranges for quick comparison. Whether you’re checking luxury sedans, sports cars, or SUVs, use this table to compare trims, powertrain options, and pricing to find the right 2020 Jaguar Car Models for your budget and driving needs.

Updated December 16, 2025
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Jaguar’s 2020 lineup mixes sporty sedans and compact SUVs, offering choices for buyers who want driving feel without sacrificing everyday practicality. Whether you’re comparing trims or checking specs before a test drive, a clear summary helps cut through the options.

There are 8 2020 Jaguar Car Models, ranging from E-PACE to XF. Information for each entry is organized by Body style,Powertrain (hp / kWh),MSRP range (USD); you’ll find below.

Which 2020 Jaguar is best if I want a small crossover for city driving?

For a compact, city-friendly option look at the E-PACE: it balances size, visibility and fuel economy compared with larger Jaguars, and the table below shows its available powertrains and price brackets so you can compare trim-versus-cost quickly.

Are any 2020 Jaguars electric or electrified?

Yes — Jaguar offered electrified options in the 2020 lineup (notably the I‑PACE as a full electric), and several other models have hybridized or electrified variants depending on market; check the Powertrain (hp / kWh) column below for exact drivetrain and output details.

2020 Jaguar Car Models

Model Body style Powertrain (hp / kWh) MSRP range (USD)
XE sedan 2.0L turbo I4, 247–296 hp 36,000–52,000
XF sedan/wagon 2.0L turbo I4, 247–296 hp 43,000–60,000
E-PACE SUV 2.0L turbo I4, ~246 hp 38,000–47,000
F-PACE SUV 2.0L turbo I4 to 3.0L supercharged V6, 247–380 hp 46,000–82,500
F-PACE SVR SUV 5.0L supercharged V8, 550 hp 80,000–85,000
I-PACE EV 90 kWh battery, 394 hp electric 69,850–75,000
F-TYPE coupe/convertible 2.0L turbo I4 to 5.0L supercharged V8, 296–575 hp 61,600–103,000
F-TYPE SVR coupe/convertible 5.0L supercharged V8, 575 hp 118,000–122,000

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XE

XE

Compact luxury sedan sold in the US, Europe and China. For 2020 it continued Jaguar’s sporty compact line with mild updates and new engine/tech options in some markets; best for buyers wanting an athletic executive sedan.

XF

XF

Mid-size Jaguar sedan (Sportbrake wagon in some markets) offered globally. The 2020 XF stayed a polished, comfort-oriented competitor with updated infotainment and revised engines in certain regions; suited for families or executives who want refinement and style.

E-PACE

E-PACE

Subcompact luxury crossover sold worldwide as Jaguar’s entry SUV. The 2020 E-PACE blended sporty handling with SUV practicality, received routine tech updates and is ideal for urban buyers wanting coupe-like styling and daily usability.

F-PACE

F-PACE

Jaguar’s midsize performance SUV sold across major markets. For 2020 it remained the brand’s volume SUV with upgraded tech and engine choices; great for buyers needing luxury SUV space with sporty driving dynamics.

F-PACE SVR

F-PACE SVR

High-performance F-PACE variant offered from the factory and sold in the US, Europe and other markets. The 2020 SVR adds V8 power, sport chassis and aggressive styling—best for buyers seeking SUV practicality with supercar-like performance.

I-PACE

I-PACE

All-electric Jaguar crossover sold globally as the brand’s first EV. The 2020 I‑PACE kept its 90 kWh pack and strong electric performance, with software and tech refinements; ideal for buyers wanting a premium electric SUV.

F-TYPE

F-TYPE

Two-door sports car available as coupe or convertible in key markets. The 2020 F‑TYPE continued Jaguar’s performance tradition with updated engine choices and optional tech; perfect for drivers wanting a focused, stylish sports car.

F-TYPE SVR

F-TYPE SVR

Factory-tuned high-performance F-TYPE variant sold in select markets. The 2020 SVR ramps up power, suspension and aero for track-capable performance while remaining road-legal—aimed at enthusiasts wanting extreme performance with Jaguar character.

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